The Brew Hut

Friendly knowledgeable delicious and bitchen!

If you brew or are looking to get into brewing, The Brew Hut is your place! It has the largest selection of beer & wine making supplies in the Denver area, and possibly all of Colorado. The staff is knowledgeable and ready to help when needed. Big bonus, they are connected to Dry Dock Brewing, one of the most lauded breweries in the state. You can buy a beer at Dry Dock & then sip while you shop, does it get any better than that???
Their selection of grains is very complete. Most any US, German, Belgian, or English grain you could want can be had here. Their yeast selection is expansive as well. I really don’t think you could make a beer that would call for a grain or yeast that couldn’t be bought or closely substituted by what they have TBH.
They also have a complete selection of brewing, bottling, kegging hardware. Honestly, it may be a little pricier than what you’ll find online, but remember, you’re buying local, you’re not paying shipping, and you’re not waiting for shipping. If you factor that in, it’s almost a wash vs online shopping.
I’ve been going to TBH since the early 2000’s and they’ve never let me down. Give them a try, I don’t think you’ll be disappointed!

So I had a mixed experience yesterday. The first person I dealt with was less than what I expected. I am getting back into brewing after 10 years. I am not new but a few things have changed for the better. I had a recipe printed from their website along with some upgraded tools I planned to buy. The first employee I approached and asked for help simply pointed to where the supplies were. Guess I was on my own…
I ran around gathering my list and arrived back at the register now filled with $ 100 worth of supplies. The register guy this time was the antithesis of the first guy. Nice greeting, a festoon about how many time I had been to the store, then offers of advice, direction, and an answer to a question I had about cleaning and sanitation. I was glad to turn over my credit card just for the advice and attitude of the last guy.
I will go back, avoiding guy number one, seeking out guy number two if I have questions. They have everything you will need to home brew.

They have more than anyone else locally has in stock. There prices are competitive. The guys who work here are good people. They take the time and support and educate the home brewing community.

The staff here is SO helpful and awesome!
Love this place. We love their monthly recipes, home brew nights, competitions, and their selection as a store. Any question we have asked them they took time with us, they’re passionate and super chill.

I went here to make my first home brew recipe. I don’t know if I had bad luck, but the clerk who greeted me was less than helpful. After figuring out where everything was I managed to get what I needed. Service for a new brewer was terrible. Brewhut have a great selection of ingredients, all laid out nicely and easy to access. But because of the one bad experience I only go here on Sunday’s for emergency supplies when every other shop in Denver is closed.

All five stars… mine and from nearly everyone else… they’re all true. This place is the one-​stop-​shop for all things homebrew, whether you’re brewing your first beer or are a seasoned pro. Plus you can drink Dry Dock right next door! And they’re often a drop-​off point for nearly every homebrew competition on the Front Range.
Seriously though, The Brew Hut is pretty much all you need. They have a massive selection of malts and hops to make nearly anything you want, and the layout is intuitive. Forgot something in your system or need a random/​obscure piece of equipment? They likely have it for you, and for a reasonable price. Plus you can get monthly coupons for signing up to their email list.
But the real value here is the staff. Friendly, knowledgeable, and helpful. Can’t find something or have a question about brewing? They’re more than happy to help. And if they don’t know, they know a resource that will.
All of these things make The Brew Hut my one and only homebrew stop. Even if you don’t live nearby, come out and give them a visit (remember, you can sip on some Dry Dock during the same visit).

This place is great! The service is excellent and the people there to help are more than informative if you are just starting out or well experienced. Plenty of basic recipes for you to purchase and try out. Definitely will be checking this place out for my next recipe expansion. And when you get done with your shopping you can go over to Dry Dock Brewing Company to quench your thirst.

I was new to this place and went during their craft beer tasting night. It was pretty darn cool. To be able to try different ‘concoctions’ from lemon, grapefruit, chocolate, etc. All made by local folk was so fun. It was a neat and very informing experience. While there, I also checked out the equipment and materials for sale. Wow. Lots of interesting items!

Went to the brew hut with a elements of a kegging system I had adopted elsewhere. Spent about two hours with Nick who walked me through the whole thing and set me up with the rest of what I needed. The staff is always helpful and informative. Looking forward to going back.

I can’t believe I spent years buying supplies online when these guys were only 5 miles away! They have anything and everything you would need to begin home brewing, wine making and cheese making (minus the milk). And the enthusiasm they have for home brewing is completely contagious.
The prices are very reasonable on ingredients, as is the equipment you need to get started with a basic brew. Some of the specialty items are a little more pricey. But let’s face it, you are paying them for convenience at that point, because some of the higher end things you could do yourself if you wanted a DIY project.
They are knowledgeable and can help you whether you are brewing for the first time, or whether you want to upgrade into all-​grain brewing, or more. They are friendly when giving advice, and not snobby at all. As an added bonus, Dry Dock brewing is next door. If you are going to have to wait two weeks to enjoy your own brew, you can pick up some from other local experts.

These guys rock! You want to know anything about brewing, ask! They really can help you figure out anything. Home brewers night is fantastic and you can learn a ton. It’s great to go to a retail business where they know who you are.

This is where I buy all my supplies for brewing that I can’t wait on internet shipping for. Also, the guys there are top notch, know what they are talking about, and can talk me into purchasing loads of things I really don’t need.
On that note though, they actually talked me out of a big purchase (a $ 90 beer gun, designed to bottle beer from my keg) telling me the better way to do it with equipment I already owned. So that was really awesome.
The grains are fresh, the beer in a box products are easy and tasty, and they really have everything for any level of brewer. But it is an expensive hobby. If you don’t believe me, ask my wife.

This place is awesome for the home brewer! We’ve bought beer and wine making kits here, and it comes out really good (if you follow the directions… do not deviate… you will not be happy)
Helpful staff, usually has everything you need… a one stop shop if you will. And if need a beer after shopping, walk over to Dry Dock… it’s all connected!

I have four cases of homebrew bottle-​conditioning right now, all thanks to the Brew Hut. This place sold us our first (real) homebrew kit, and has been there to help us learn the craft every step of the way. Whether we’re buying kits or stocking up on supplies for a recipe, they have everything we need. They also have a super-​knowledgeable staff ready to answer questions or give advice at any time. We love that we can get a beer at Dry Dock and carry it around the Brew Hut while we pick out the supplies for our next brew. Not into beer? You can also buy your wine-​making and cheese-​making supplies here too.
Visit Brew Hut whether you’re just interested in learning about brewing, or if you already brew and want to up your game. They’ll be able to help, no matter what the situation.

Great brew shop no matter what skill level you are at. The staff is friendly and very knowledgable. They can help out with recipes and suggest beers you might like.
A plus is it is actually attached to Dry Dock so you can drink while you shop. Join their mailing list. You will get a coupon once a month in their email. Comes in handy for some of the pricey items.

On one of my recent trips to Dry Dock the Duke was present so I join along for a shopping trp and quick beer brewing lesson from him at the Brew Hut. Who better then the Duke to get a crash course in home brewing from? This is located literally ½ a wall away.
They have EVERYTHING you could possibly need to brew beer, wine and even make cheese! I could see where this could turn into a dangerous place if you’re into that.
All sorts of grains, yeasts, gizmos and gadgets abound.
Every corner and wall filled with a contrainer or a strainer and even bottle caps for your latest brewing project storage. Everyone seemed really friendly and helpful. I do know a few other home brewers who frequent, but I was never along for the ride before.
It’s an interesting place and I enjoyed my visit. May just have to go look around a bit more and see if I want to start making my own wine or perhaps a bit of formage.

The Brew Hut, a candy store for homebrewers, but instead of licorice and gummy worms, their inventory is stocked with hops, malt, and yeast.
Located within the same building as Dry Dock, you’re able to drink while you shop, which is an idea I strongly encourage more stores to get on board with. Think about it, Nordstrom, you’d have a loyal customer for life.
The employees here assume that you know what you’re doing. They’ll stand back and let you fill your bag with grains, weigh your malt, and operate the mill and so on, but they are also very helpful should you have a question (or happen to jam the mill — oops!).
If you’re not quite ready to take hold of the homebrewing reigns, they also have kits to help get you started. No one is forcing you into the deep end… yet.
If you’re like us and dream to be the next brewery on the block or if you just want to see if you can create something that’s drinkable and doesn’t make anyone blind, then visit the Brew Hut and they’ll get you set up.

This place is everything that I could of hoped for being a somewhat novice home brewer. They carry everything: heavy duty brew kettles/​pots, equipment galore, grains/​malts/​hops and special ingredients all the necessities to make the delectable beer or wine of your choice.
The layout was easy to follow and I did not have a problem getting all of the ingredients for my somewhat complicated recipe. The staff was more than helpful when I had a couple questions and also offered up their email club so I can get discounts in the future. I love when employees go out of their way to make you feel appreciated. The prices were a tad on the higher side, but I’m assuming with the coupons that I’ll be getting this won’t be an issue.
You can order online or go to the store which is also a very helpful tool for the out of staters that need their fix. The location is a little less than desired, but it is attached to Dry Dock Brewery, so I guess I can bear the cross town traffic. I say if your into home brewing this is a must stop, you won’t be disappointed!

It’s been a while since I was brewing regularly, and I discovered the Brew Hut after moving to Southeast Denver. Now that I’m in a position to resume brewing consistently, I’m very glad to have found this store.
It’s a big warehouse that shares space with Dry Dock Brewing Co., which means you can wander in and grab a pint to enjoy while you gather your supplies. It operates under the assumption that the patrons know what they’re doing there and how to find what they need, so the staff generally lets you have free reign of the place, but are always eager to help when you ask. The whole atmosphere is friendly and relaxed and comfortable, in the way that all specialty stores that draw a very specific demographic are. It actually reminds me alot of a comic book shop in this respect.
Although I haven’t compared, it seems to me that I spend less money here than I have at other brew supply stores. I feel as if I’m saving between $ 5 – 10 per batch. Another bonus is that everything you need is here in the store, so I haven’t ever had to wait for something to be ordered.
If you’re a brewer, winemaker, or aspire to be, this is the place for you. Cheers!